A home office that works is not a desk pushed against a wall. Instead, it is a space designed around how you actually work. Where the monitor goes, how much storage you need, whether you take calls and want a background that looks deliberate, and how the space reads when you are not in it. These are the questions a proper home office design answers.
Forma builds home office cabinetry as a fully integrated system. Because the desktop, overhead shelving, lateral file storage, printer alcoves, and cable runs are all designed together from the start, everything fits. As a result, the finished room looks like it was built for working. That is because it was.
A workspace designed around how you work looks nothing like one designed around what was available.
What we build
Desk surfaces at the right height, depth, and width for your workflow, with integrated storage below and knee clearance that works for the chair you use. Because the desk is built to you, it fits better than anything adjustable. Moreover, the storage below the surface relates to what you actually keep at your desk rather than a default set of drawers.
Open shelving and closed-door storage above the desk line, sized to your ceiling height. Because we design the upper and lower sections together, the wall reads as a single system rather than two things stacked. Furthermore, the proportions between the sections relate to the ceiling height of the specific room.
Floor-to-ceiling office walls that incorporate desk, shelving, filing, printer storage, and display. We design everything as one system. As a result, the finished wall looks intentional rather than assembled from parts over time.
Shared home offices with separate zones and individual storage. Because we design each side for a different person’s workflow, both people can work without navigating around each other’s setup.
Purpose-built workspaces in underused alcoves, landings, or bedroom corners. Because we build to the exact footprint, the space feels like it was always meant to be an office rather than a compromise. Also, a well-fitted alcove office has better acoustics than a desk in an open room since the walls on three sides absorb sound.
Power, data, and peripheral cable runs designed into the cabinetry from the start. Because the cable paths are part of the original design, the workspace stays clean. In other words, the tidiness lasts rather than depending on constant management.
Built-in workspaces from projects across Toronto and the GTA.
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Free in-home consultation. We look at your space and design a workspace that fits how you actually use it.